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Customer Reviews of Taylor Classic Cappuccino Frothing Dial Thermometer
Customer Rating:   Summary: This "frothing" thermometer is useless without the proper frothing temperature range! Comment: How can a thermometer labeled specifically for frothing not include the critical 80-100 degree range?? I wish I had been more careful before buying this since I simply cannot use it without knowing that vital 80-100 degree range, but who would have thought a thermometer marketed toward one specific purpose would not include the ability to use it for said purpose? Customer Rating: Summary: Is it hot yet? Comment: I had previously been using a meat thermometer and a binder clip when steaming milk for cappuccino. This purpose-built thermometer is much easier to use. The large numbers are easy to read and the target temperature zone is highlighted on the dial. Customer Rating: Summary: Works Finw Comment: This thermometer works for the use that it was intended. A little overpriced but hard to find so I'm just glad I was able to find it any price. Customer Rating: Summary: Thermometer Comment: Greatest thing ever for making a latte at home. Never liked what we got from our machine, but it's amazing what getting the right temperature for the milk can do - we used to try to gauge the heat of the milk by touch, but using this made it clear that we were way off. It really helps. Customer Rating: Summary: cappuccino thermometer Comment: wonderful little thermometer. Allows you to make cappucino froth just like the big guys. Only consideration is that it is only 5 inches long. Not meant for tall container. Get a frothing cup to fit. More Reviews Item #: 5997TR. Thermometer-Frothing-W/Clip. Sealed, for-proof dial. With zone guide and pan clip. 5" stem. Customers also search for: Cappuccino Frothing Thermometer - Measures Mechanical Thermometors 
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